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- Sep 9, 2026
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Give for Good Louisville: Wednesday’s Child raising money to support local foster children (opens the original)
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Give for Good Louisville is on Thursday, Sept. 10, bringing the community together for a day of online giving to support nonprofits across Louisville and Southern Indiana. Wednesday’s Child is among more than 600 organizations participating in the Community Foundation of Louisville’s annual Give for Good campaign. The organization works to find forever families for children impacted by foster care, while also providing resources and experiences to help foster and adoptive families. "Anything tha
Salvation Army Southern Indiana launches campaign with $125K matching pledge (opens the original)
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A southern Indiana mom credits the Salvation Army with helping her build a better future for herself and her three boys. Now, the organization is asking the community to help make that possible for more families. A generous donor is matching every dollar donated, up to $125,000, for the Salvation Army Southern Indiana’s Keep Hope Alive campaign. “You got to want it. You got to want better for yourself. I want better for me. No women in my family owns a home; never have. I want to be the first on
'Not about me anymore': Louisville man participates in clinical trial for glioblastoma (opens the original)
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A Louisville man facing one of the most aggressive forms of cancer, glioblastoma, is participating in a new clinical trial at Norton Cancer Institute-Brownsboro. Doctors hope this treatment, and the research behind it, could lead to better options and more hope for future glioblastoma patients. It's a new treatment—and a new chapter—for 55-year-old Richie Heil. After collapsing suddenly months ago, Heil was diagnosed with glioblastoma, one of the most common and deadliest forms of brain cancer.
Inside AI: Expert gives tips on practical ways to use artificial intelligence (opens the original)
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This story is the first in a series exploring how artificial intelligence is changing daily life. In the weeks ahead, the series will look at how AI is impacting the workplace, education, and the way people find and use information. Artificial intelligence is showing up in more parts of daily life, but many people still wonder how to use it effectively. As part of a new series, “Inside AI,” we spoke with artificial intelligence expert Todd Earwood about simple ways to start using AI now. He said
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